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Airside Vehicle Operators Permit
Revised February 2016 Local Airport Traffic Directives D Permit Airside Vehicle Operators Permit 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 5 AIRPORT TRAFFIC DIRECTIVES .. 6 7 Accident 7 Alcohol and 7 Airside .. 7 Airside Construction .. 7 Airside Safety .. 7 Air Terminal Building .. 7 Air Traffic Control .. 7 Aprons .. 7 Apron IV .. 7 Airside Vehicle Operators Permit .. 7 AVOP D .. 7 AVOP D/A .. 8 AVOP Requirements .. 8 Bicycles Airside .. 8 Escorting Passengers .. 8 Foreign Object Damage (FOD) .. 8 Groundside .. 8 Hazardous Materials Spills .. 8 High Visibility Wear .. 8 Leasehold .. 8 Manoeuvring Areas .. 8 Movement Areas .. 8 Navigational and Critical Areas .. 8 Pedestrian Traffic on Aprons .. 8 Personal Audio Equipment and Hand Held Technology .. 9 Restricted Areas .. 9 Restricted Area Identification Card .. 9 Smoking .. 9 Sports Equipment .. 9 Service Roads / Taxi Lanes.
Airside safety is the responsibility of all employees and every employee is responsible for their own actions. Employees are expected to immediately correct …
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